Carlton midfield coach Tim Clarke has left Ikon Park after five years with the Blues.
Clarke joined Carlton at the end of 2021 alongside Michael Voss, who was sacked earlier this year.
He was the club's specialist stoppage and structure coach before taking over the forward line following Josh Fraser's appointment as caretaker.
“Tim is a fantastic football person, who showed unwavering dedication to our program and our players every day he walked through the door,” Carlton General Manager of Football Chris Davies said.
“He has spent a total of eight seasons at our club during his coaching journey, and we thank him for his positive contribution during that time, not just within the football department but across our club as a whole.
“Tim departs having forged many great friendships at the Club over his time and we wish him well into the future.”
He was previously at the Blues under Brendon Bolton between 2016 and 2018 before moving to Gold Coast to assist Stuart Dew.
Clarke played 96 games for Hawthorn between 2000 and 2008.
In 2023, Clarke was awarded the Phil Walsh Memorial Scholarship, in recognition of his football career, which spans over two decades.
